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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Effort-based decision-making"”.
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The Interaction Between Learning and Effort-Based Decision-Making: Mechanisms, Structural Brain Correlates, and Links to Neuropsychiatric Symptoms
… behaviour includes how we decide to allocate effort when making decisions. How we learn about our environment is therefore necessarily connected to how we make choices about effort. However, the literature on effort choice has largely neglected this connection. Studies have shown that across …
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Motivation as a Common Cognitive Signature of Physical and Mental Health: Bridging Computational Psychiatry, Chronobiology, and Metabolic Health
… in their motivational drive and behaviour? The effort-based decision-making framework helps us formalise cognitive mechanisms involved in motivation, furthering our understanding of motivational pathologies and their neural foundation. However, gaps remain in understanding the mechanistic …
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Investigating the neurobiology regulating cognitive effort allocation using a rodent model of cost/benefit decision making
… encountered by humans is the cost of cognitive effort, in which executive processes spanning attention, working memory, reasoning, and the like are taxed. This form of effort is in contrast to the physical effort costs that have generally been the focus of the cost/benefit decision-making …
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Antecedents and Functional Outcomes of Motivation to Expend Physical and Cognitive Effort in Early Psychosis
… individuals exhibit more difficulties with making decisions to allocate effort for physical and cognitive tasks than their healthy peers. Research has yet to elucidate how these effort allocation difficulties interact with illness factors and environment systems to bring about functional …
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The Association Between Cannabis Use and Reward Processing, and the Role of Adolescent Vulnerability
… reward processing tasks. The Physical Effort task assessed effort-based decision-making for reward and the Real Reward Pleasure task assessed subjective reward wanting and liking. There were no significant differences between cannabis users and controls on any outcomes, and no …